HyperOptic Productions

• 60-Second, 30-Second, and 15-Second Advertisements
  • High Definition (HD) Versions (1920 x 1080)
  • Standard Definition (SD) Versions (720 x 480)
• Custom HD Filming Within Dallas / Fort Worth Area
  • Highlight your location, business process, or event activity
• Professional Voice-Over
• Blu-Ray Video Disc containing all final HD and SD Advertisements, playable in stand-alone devices [OPTIONAL]

• 30-Second and 15-Second Advertisements
  • Standard Definition (SD) Versions (720 x 480)
• Custom SD Filming Within Dallas / Fort Worth Area
  • Highlight your location, business process, or event activity
• Professional Voice-Over

• 30-Second and 15-Second Advertisements
  • Standard Definition (SD) Versions (720 x 480)
• In-House Voice-Over

NOTE: The prices shown above are for production and delivery of the advertisement ONLY... You will still need to pay for the placement of the advertisement on each station you choose, and the costs are widely variable based on the station, the number of times it runs and in which show the advertisement appears. Obviously if you want your ads to run a hundred times per day during prime time, it will cost FAR more than if it is run only twice per day after midnight. This is how television stations make their money.

NOTE: These packages are starting points, and are suitable for most applications; HOWEVER, if you need any 'substitutions' made on any package, such as delivery to more stations, or 100 copies of the DVDs containing the final advertisements (to hand out at a trade show, for example), feel free to contact us for a custom quote.

• Best Quality Results Available
• Professional Calibration and Review (See below)
• Lighting enhancement
• Smoothing to remove blocky artifacts
• Motion stabilization
• More Accurate Color correction
• Color Saturation Enhancement
• More Accurate Sharpening
• HDR (High Dynamic Range) Effects

• Adobe (Macromedia) Flash video (.flv)
• AVCHD (.m2ts)
• DivX (.avi)
• DVD-Authoring video image (.vob)
• H.264 (.avi, .mp4)
• iPod / iPhone (.mp4) 
• Microsoft DV (.avi)
• MPEG-1, MPEG-2 (.mpg)
• QuickTime (.qt, .mov)
• RealVideo (.rm)
• Still images (.bmp, .tga, .tif, .png, .gif and .jpg)
• Video for Windows (.avi)
• Windows Media (.wmv)

• Allows Rapid Turnaround
• Lighting enhancement
• Smoothing to remove blocky artifacts
• Motion stabilization
• Color correction
• Sharpening
• Output to popular formats
  • MPEG (1/2/4)
  • H.264
  • iPod / iPhone
  • Windows Media
  • DVD

Quick Video Enhancement Sample - Using Lighting, Stabilization, and Sharpening Enhancements

• 64-bit doubles RAW (.raw, .dbl)
• 8-bit signed SAM (.sam)
• ACM waveform (.wav)
• A-Law and mu-Law (.wav)
• Amiga IFF-8SVX (.iff, .svx)
• Apple AIFF (.aiff, .aif, .snd)
• ASCII Text Data (.txt)
• Audition Loop File (.cel)
• CD Digital Audio (.cda)
• Creative Sound Blaster (.voc)
• Dialogic ADPCM (.vox)
• DiamondWare Digitized (.dwd)
• Dolby Digital (.ac3)
• DVI/IMA ADPCM (.wav)
• Microsoft ADPCM (.wav)
• MP3 and MP3pro (.mp3)
• NeXT/Sun & Apple Platforms (.au, .snd)
• Ogg Vorbis (.ogg)
• PCM RAW Data (Pulse Code Modulation) (.pcm, .raw)
• Turtlebeach SampleVision (.smp)
• Windows Media Audio 9 (.wma)
• Windows Media Audio 9 Pro 5.1 (.wmp)
• Windows PCM - 6 channel (.wav)
• Windows PCM (.wav)

• Adobe (Macromedia) Flash video (.flv)
• AVCHD (.m2ts)
• DivX (.avi)
• H.264 (.avi, .mp4)
• iPod / iPhone (.mp4) 
• Microsoft DV (.avi)
• MPEG-1, MPEG-2 (.mpg)
• PCM (.wav)
• QuickTime (.qt, .mov)
• RealVideo (.rm)
• Still images (.bmp, .tga, .tif, .png, .gif and .jpg)
• Video for Windows (.avi)
• DVD-Authoring video image (.vob)
• Windows Media (.wmv)

Legacy Analog / Digital Formats

• VHS
• Hi8
• Digital8
• DV
• MiniDV

NOTE: You must have the legal right to make copies of any work. Making backups of licensed Hollywood Blu-Ray movies doesn't count. Most movies now provide a free digital copy anyway. If you have the rights to the video, or you can prove it's in the public domain, then we can do the work for you. Always remember to play nice!

NOTE: Legacy formats (on physical tape media) will be charged an additional tape handling fee based on run length, at $10 per 30 minutes length. For example, a 2-hour tape would incur a $40 tape handling fee. This is due to the time consuming nature of legacy formats, as a 2 hour tape being converted requires 2 hours to digitize into our Non-Linear video editing systems. Once digitized, DV video consumes about 2 gigabytes per 10 minutes of digitized video. These raw DV video files can also be burned onto Data DVD Discs ($2 per disc) or Blu-Ray Discs ($10 per disc) allowing you to avoid this cost in the future. Each Dual-Layer DVD holds about 8 gigabytes of data, or roughly 40 minutes of DV video. Each Single-Layer Blu-Ray holds 25 gigabytes of data, or roughly 2 hours of DV video. For example, a 2-hour video would consume 3 Dual-Layer DVDs or 1 Blu-Ray. These discs are not playable in any stand-alone player, and are for data archiving only. For DVD or Blu-Ray Authoring to play in stand-alone players, including menus, extra features, etcetera, feel free to contact us for a quote.